Life gets busy. Sometimes it feels like you’re running on autopilot and forgetting the little things that make you smile.

Ruddy Joyful Walks are a chance to pause, breathe, and reconnect with yourself, with nature, and with other women here in Ruddington. It’s a relaxed, friendly walk with gentle prompts to spark conversation, space to notice the small joys around us, and time just for you.

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Step into joy, one walk at a time in Ruddington.

Ruddy joyful walks

Two white swans on the grass near a lake with a duck swimming, surrounded by trees and tall grasses on a clear day.

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📍 Rushcliffe Country Park, Ruddington

🕒 9/11/25 10.30 am

💷 Free.

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FAQs

  • These walks are just for women, so no children I’m afraid. It’s about giving you time and space just for you.

  • No dogs on these walks, even the friendliest ones. It helps keep the focus on conversation and connection.

  • Please book your free spot on Eventbrite, it helps me know who’s coming. If you forget and want to join last-minute, that’s ok too, just go to Eventbright and book a space.

  • Whatever you feel comfortable walking in. Trainers or flat shoes are fine, and bring a coat if the weather looks unpredictable.

    It will be around Rushcliffe country park, or close by so there maybe a bit of mud during the winter months.

  • I keep them small and friendly usually around 8–12 women. Enough to feel part of a group, but not so big that you get lost in the crowescription

  • If it’s light rain, we’ll still walk just bring a coat or brolly. If the weather’s really bad, I’ll post an update on the Eventbrite page and by email so you’re not left guessing.

    Dress appropriately to be outside for an hour.

  • Not at all. I’ll offer gentle prompts to think about, but you can just enjoy the fresh air if that’s what you need.

  • No not at all, come once, come every time, come whenever you can you will be welcome any and every time.

  • Yes, there is a lot of parking at the park.